What Does It Mean to Trust the Process?
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With so many of our experiential programs venturing into the online or virtual world over the past year, it is clear that zoom fatigue is a real thing.
Our friends at the Institute for Experiential Learning (IFEL) know this too and have posted a recent article about how to combat zoom fatigue in some really simple ways. Here is one of their latest Online Experiential Learning Trainer tips that tackles the issue.
If you are feeling zoom fatigue, you are not alone. Stanford University researchers recently identified four causes for Zoom fatigue:
Happily, all of this can be fixed and adjusted with strategic virtual design and delivery! Here are some tips to overcome these four screen-based ailments:
Like playmeo, IFEL is passionate about bringing experiential learning to the virtual environment. If this is a skill you’d like to master, take a look at their range of online courses including their popular Facilitating Experiential Learning Online workshop.
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